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Caribbean Telecommunications Union

Caribbean Telecommunications Union. Caribbean Internet Governance: Activities & Opportunities. Presentation Outline. Review of CTU’s involvement and progress in Internet governance activities Plans for the near future Opportunities to Make a Difference.

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Caribbean Telecommunications Union

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  1. Caribbean Telecommunications Union Caribbean Internet Governance: Activities & Opportunities Caribbean Telecommunications Union. 6th Caribbean Internet Forum (CIF), Port of Spain, October 2008.

  2. Presentation Outline • Review of CTU’s involvement and progress in Internet governance activities • Plans for the near future • Opportunities to Make a Difference Caribbean Telecommunications Union 6th Caribbean Internet Forum (CIF), Port of Spain, October 2008

  3. Internet Governance(Working Definition – WGIG) Internet governance is the development and application by governments, the private sector and civil society, in their respective roles, of shared principles, norms, rules, decision-making procedures, and programmes that shape the evolution and use of the Internet. Caribbean Telecommunications Union 6th Caribbean Internet Forum (CIF), Port of Spain, October 2008

  4. CTU’s Goals for IG • Regional policy formulation and harmonisation • Multi-stakeholder approach • Facilitate expedited development and use of the Internet in the region • Project development • Capacity building Caribbean Telecommunications Union 6th Caribbean Internet Forum (CIF), Port of Spain, October 2008

  5. CTU / Caribbean IG Timeline • Early 2005 - CARICOM Secretariat requests CTU to address IG in the Caribbean on their behalf • Sep 2005– Oct 2008: • 4 Caribbean IG Forum sessions (One with CIF); Inputs made to CARICOM participation in WSIS, global IGF and CARICOM ICT Steering Committee • Workshops on IG Technical and Policy Issues • CTU established on-line IGF www.ctu.int • Strengthened regional and international liaisons (ICANN, CIF, ARIN, LACNIC) • Ministerial engagement Caribbean Telecommunications Union 6th Caribbean Internet Forum (CIF), Port of Spain, October 2008

  6. Recent Caribbean Activities & Outreach • 4th CIGF, Curacao, July 2008 • ccTLD Technical & Policy Workshop, Haiti, Aug 2008 • IG input to CARICOM ICT Steering Committee Work • ARIN & LACNIC Policy Development Meetings & Workshops (all with associated CTU workshops) • ARIN Caribbean Sector Meeting, Kingston, May 2008 • ARIN Caribbean Sector Meeting, Bahamas, Sep 2008 • LACNIC Caribbean, Curacao, Jul 2008 • CTU Ministerial Strategic Seminars • Bermuda, Feb 2008 and Barbados, Sep 2008 Caribbean Telecommunications Union 6th Caribbean Internet Forum (CIF), Port of Spain, October 2008

  7. Caribbean IG Activities Status • 4th CIGF reviewed preliminary draft (Issue 0.1, Oct 2007) of regional IG framework • Volunteer WG targeted to complete Issue 1.0 draft in2008 • Prelim draft was submitted as input document to CARICOM 2010 planning; Issue 1.0 also to be submitted • Some priority areas and projects identified • Regional development metrics • Infrastructure development initiatives (physical, logical, content) • Increasing Caribbean involvement in IG activities through opportunities and outreach Caribbean Telecommunications Union 6th Caribbean Internet Forum (CIF), Port of Spain, October 2008

  8. Outline of Regional IG Framework • Background Context • Vision / Mission / Guiding Principles • Policy Proposals • Physical Infrastructure • Logical Infrastructure • Content • Public Awareness, Capacity Building & Research • Operational Structure / Implementation • Measurement / Periodic Review Caribbean Telecommunications Union 6th Caribbean Internet Forum (CIF), Port of Spain, October 2008

  9. Outlook for 2008 - 2009 • Completion of Issue 1.0 of regional IG policy framework document (via WG and open multi-stakeholder input) • Continued Caribbean coordination and involvement in global IG activities • Developing an Internet “Road Show” to build awareness of Internet issues and opportunities in the region • e.g. Internet Day @ 6th CIF, Trinidad, Oct 2008 Caribbean Telecommunications Union 6th Caribbean Internet Forum (CIF), Port of Spain, October 2008

  10. Outlook for 2008 - 2009 (Cont’d) • Promoting policies to enable a leap forward in regional Internet accessibility and affordability towards building a Caribbean information society • Issue IG Policy Framework to Regional Stakeholders • Facilitate Capacity Building Activities • Support and/or Shepherd High-Priority Projects • Fulfill Regional Coordination Role as is Feasible Caribbean Telecommunications Union 6th Caribbean Internet Forum (CIF), Port of Spain, October 2008

  11. Opportunities to Contribute • The UN’s IGF, Hyderabad, Dec 2008 • In person or via <intgovforum.org> • ARIN and LACNIC policy development work • In person or via <arin.net> or <lacnic.net> • CTU’s regional policy development work • In person or via on-line forum, e-mail or phone • Engagement with ICANN and ISOC communities <icann.org>; <isoc.org> • Contribute to your local policies e.g. ccTLDs • Join regional ICT communities e.g. CIVIC Make a difference! Caribbean Telecommunications Union 6th Caribbean Internet Forum (CIF), Port of Spain, October 2008

  12. CTU Shaping Caribbean Communications www.ctu.int Caribbean Telecommunications Union 6th Caribbean Internet Forum (CIF), Port of Spain, October 2008

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